Intern nation
Business and education
Internship programs
Experiential learning
Conflict of laws
Business education
Economic aspects
United States
Traces the increase in interns in businesses from the late twentieth to the early twenty first century and discusses the lack of benefits and legal securities granted to interns in comparison to the profits firms bank by exploiting their roles in the workplace. Every year, between 1 and 2 million A…
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